A man withdrawing cash from an ATM in Russia A woman withdrawing cash from an ATM in Albania Man withdrawing cash from an ATM in Georgia.
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Withdrawing from the climate deal is just as if not more significant than withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, which Trump began the process of withdrawing from as one of his first acts as president.
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"Withdrawing from NATO — even discussing withdrawing from NATO — would be disastrous for the security of the United States," former National Intelligence Director James Clapper told CNN Tuesday.
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Brexit won't undo all of this, but withdrawing from the E.U.—withdrawing from anything—is antithetical to London's accretion of people and capital during the past thirty years.
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But Halep kept pushing: doing daily rehabilitation work and traveling to Russia before withdrawing from the Moscow tournament on Monday and then withdrawing from the WTA Finals on Thursday.
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But critics have blasted the decision as an abdication of U.S. leadership, arguing that, by withdrawing from the pact, the U.S. is simultaneously withdrawing from its role as global standard-bearer.
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The Trump administration has ratcheted up tensions around the world by imposing tariffs on Chinese goods, withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal and withdrawing from arms-control agreements -- to name just a few.
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Depositors were said to be withdrawing €2bn ($2.2bn) a day.
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The U.S. military has already started withdrawing equipment from Syria.
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Yes, but: Withdrawing 7,000 troops also poses a major risk.
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I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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Kaspersky is withdrawing its European antitrust complaint against Microsoft today.
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Decertification doesn't mean the US is withdrawing from the deal.
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The problem is that withdrawing completely can make things worse.
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By 1938, the International Brigades were withdrawing from the country.
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Now, the Fed is slowly withdrawing some of its support.
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The company says that there's no deadline for withdrawing BSV.
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Britain is preparing one on withdrawing from the European Union.
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"There is no active process for withdrawing," Lighthizer told reporters.
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Guns: The Social Security Administration is withdrawing a gun regulation.
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Reuters: China scolds U.S. for withdrawing invitation to naval drills.
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Most recently, he approved withdrawing most US troops from Syria.
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The Justice Department is now withdrawing its case against Apple.
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"We witnessed some vehicles from a distance, withdrawing (from Mosul)".
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However, they questioned why he was withdrawing forces at all.
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Cain is now reportedly weighing withdrawing his name from consideration.
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They are not withdrawing their support for their alma mater.
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There are also consequences by not withdrawing the divorce petition.
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Trump remains committed to withdrawing from the Paris climate deal.
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He has suggested withdrawing some United States forces from Europe.
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The health runs are people just withdrawing from the economy.
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I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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The FAA later sent Mendoza a letter withdrawing the fine.
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Its luxury brand, Infiniti, is withdrawing from Western Europe altogether.
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I have found contentment by withdrawing into a leisurely selfishness.
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And some investors are considering withdrawing money amid the turmoil.
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Canada said it would be withdrawing 500 troops from Iraq.
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Ecuador rejoined the organization in 2007, after withdrawing in 1992.
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He repeated Turkey was not withdrawing its forces from Idlib.
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" Withdrawing from it, he said, "should be the highest priority.
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And our agenda calls for withdrawing economic support from you.
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I will not be intimidated by withdrawing from this process.
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Stephen Sondheim even expressed interest in the 2000s, before withdrawing.
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"We will be withdrawing the second application," the official wrote.
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Withdrawing the bill sits atop the list of protesters' demands.
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The American military began withdrawing some equipment last week. Col.
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That's also true of formally withdrawing from the Paris agreement.
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"Withdrawing from Afghanistan is something we must do," he writes.
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He's the one who started this by withdrawing DACA protection.
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Both firms said they were withdrawing due to competitive pressures.
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And is withdrawing the attacks enough to make things better?
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Women were declaring political victory and withdrawing to private life.
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It is possible to withdraw from the framework convention — that's actually faster than withdrawing from the Paris agreement, since Paris takes four years to officially withdraw, whereas withdrawing from the UNFCCC takes one year.
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They understood that – they did not -- preferred we were not withdrawing.
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The bottom line: To be sure, withdrawing 7,000 troops isn't catastrophic.
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I'm announcing today that I am withdrawing from the Presidential campaign.
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"That is why people are withdrawing their money from the banks."
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Mr. Trump has continued to say that American forces are withdrawing.
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Russian troops pushed through South Ossetia deep into Georgia before withdrawing.
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Rumours about its stability led twitchy depositors to begin withdrawing funds.
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We can give him some methadone to keep him from withdrawing.
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While in Syria, Mr Putin said he would begin withdrawing troops.
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But withdrawing MID cannot on its own prevent property-market bubbles.
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The firm responded by withdrawing the product and promising "rigorous reviews".
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And I like the idea of withdrawing from the nuclear agreement.
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Now, Trump did campaign on withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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It returned to Japan in 2015 after withdrawing in the 1980s.
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AND PART OF THE JUSTIFICATION OF WITHDRAWING FROM THE PARIS AGREEMENT.
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"We are withdrawing our now-moot 2016 resolution," the statement continued.
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On March 30, President Hollande announced he was withdrawing that proposal.
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The agency is formally withdrawing it from its rulebook effective immediately.
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Withdrawing US troops from South Korea shouldn't be on the list.
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Simply withdrawing from NAFTA won't raise wages here or in Mexico.
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It remains unclear if Saudi Arabia will start withdrawing those assets.
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All told, the cost of withdrawing from NAFTA is extremely high.
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He said they would not become silent but they were withdrawing.
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Pruitt has been a vocal proponent of withdrawing from the accord.
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Withdrawing our energy from these types of structures is really important.
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But Liina Luik didn't finish, withdrawing before the 35-kilometer mark.
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He added he was not thinking of withdrawing from the pact.
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He repeatedly contemplated withdrawing the U.S. from NATO just last year.
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But he indicated that he would begin withdrawing troops in 211.
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However, it doesn't restrict you from withdrawing money from your checking.
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"Just sent them an email withdrawing my application," one user wrote.
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The threat of the US withdrawing its support is less serious.
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Withdrawing from Yemen in this way would align with Tehran's interests.
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Withdrawing was one of Trump's key promises during his presidential campaign.
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On Wednesday night, Apple said it was withdrawing the app, HKmap.
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He repeated that Turkey was not withdrawing its forces from Idlib.
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PayPal is withdrawing from Facebook's Libra Association, the company announced Friday.
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And he sought to block Trump from withdrawing troops from Syria.
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Trump stopped short of withdrawing from the Obama-era pact, however.
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Last year, he considered withdrawing the U.S. from the military alliance.
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With the United States withdrawing from Afghanistan, the world is realigning.
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The term retirement is described as someone withdrawing from active work.
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Trump then signed a meaningless, symbolic executive order withdrawing from negotiations.
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration is considering withdrawing from the Paris Agreement.
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Significantly changing or withdrawing from NAFTA does not accomplish this goal.
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After dropping out, she began withdrawing from other parts of life.
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On Syria: Both Bolton and Netanyahu were against withdrawing U.S. forces.
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The country is withdrawing from the International Criminal Court The country is withdrawing from the International Criminal Court Vladimir Putin ordered on Wednesday that Russia withdraw its signature from the founding statue of the International Criminal Court.
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Reactions to Trump's tax proposal: Trump administration mulls withdrawing from NAFTA: The Trump administration is weighing an executive order on withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), according to a source familiar with the plans.
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"The department is withdrawing the legislative proposal," Wright said in an email.
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Your response to the U.S. withdrawing from the U.N. Human Rights Council?
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Telia said last September it was gradually withdrawing from Central Asian markets.
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Now the USDA has announced that it is withdrawing its proposed rules.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," Kavanaugh wrote.
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Read why activists say many Iraqi women are withdrawing from public life.
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TEXAS EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM IS WITHDRAWING $350 MLN FROM FISHER INVESTMENTS - SPOKESWOMAN
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It eventually gave up, withdrawing its request for a charter in 2007.
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"Bolton and others aren't fans of withdrawing," Cavusoglu, the foreign minister, said.
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Prominent lobbying firms and leading companies are reconsidering or withdrawing their business.
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After all, he has previously talked of withdrawing from the UN altogether.
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Moments like withdrawing from morphine, or fighting back against his IRL tormentors.
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With every tragedy, including the Christchurch attacks, I find myself withdrawing more.
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Last month he won Russian backing after withdrawing Comorian recognition of Kosovo.
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Other big-name Republicans have also announced they were withdrawing their support.
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Health insurers Aetna and Wellmark already confirmed they are withdrawing for 2018.
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" He added: "I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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Suddenly withdrawing from opioids is difficult because withdrawal symptoms can be severe.
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After more than 9,000 sorties, Russia has begun withdrawing warplanes from Syria.
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E-cigs: The National Park Service (NPS) is withdrawing electronic cigarette rules.
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Trump said withdrawing U.S. military forces from Iraq let ISIS flourish there.
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Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) withdrawing from consideration for the role last week.
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Roby's problem stem from her withdrawing her endorsement of Trump in 2016.
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However, key functions, such as trading and withdrawing bitcoins, are still disabled.
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"There was never any real serious consideration given to withdrawing," he said.
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Trump said this week that the U.S. was withdrawing from the pact.
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"Speculative financial investors are still withdrawing from gold," Commerzbank said on Monday.
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Amid the backlash, the IRS announced Thursday it is withdrawing the proposal.
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Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, ordered his forces to begin withdrawing from Syria.
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But the administration's argument hasn't persuaded critics of withdrawing from the treaty.
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Talk of withdrawing from the WTO gives Beijing's hollow substitutes unwarranted opportunity.
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For our farmers, the ramifications of withdrawing from Nafta would be calamitous.
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When observers in the chamber witnessed him withdrawing that bill, they jeered.
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Withdrawing approval for a medical device is time-consuming and rarely occurs.
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People should be withdrawing their labor power or causing chaos in society.
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Shortly after Trump's announcement, Ratcliffe tweeted that he was withdrawing from consideration.
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"That's not when you want to be withdrawing from it," she said.
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Investigators said he was last seen withdrawing $28,500 from 19 bank branches.
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United Airlines made the rare move of withdrawing is guidance for investors.
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The White House told UN officials it was withdrawing from the agreement.
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Administration officials planned a meeting for Wednesday evening on withdrawing from Nafta.
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Qatar previously said it would consider withdrawing from the Oneworld airline alliance.
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You can begin withdrawing money penalty-free at 21 ½ in most cases.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," Kavanaugh said.
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Purnama's lawyers said withdrawing his appeal could give prosecutors space to appeal.
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However, Trump administration this year began the process of withdrawing from it.
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The staff steadily began withdrawing from the population, officers and inmates said.
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When she landed, the school emailed her withdrawing their invitation to audition.
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Yet there is no way to predict who will succeed in withdrawing.
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The American military has begun withdrawing equipment — but not troops — from Syria.
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But withdrawing in a final would have scarred the tournament even more.
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In return, the Americans would declare a timetable for withdrawing their forces.
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In December, Mr. Trump announced he was withdrawing American troops from Syria.
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The crowd did not actually begin withdrawing, according to a Reuters witness.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," Kavanaugh added.
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Withdrawing regulations on 'major sources' of pollution The EPA announced in January that it was withdrawing the "once-in always-in" policy under the Clean Air Act that dictated how major sources of hazardous air pollutants are regulated.
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The withdrawing country must notify the European Council on its wish to exit.
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Fitch is withdrawing Vicenza IDRs and VR as Vicenza has entered insolvency proceedings.
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The alert turned up dozens of mules withdrawing tens of thousands of dollars.
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Another possibility is withdrawing military support for Saudi Arabia in Yemen, he added.
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Tata Steel withdrawing completely from the UK risks destroying our entire steel industry.
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"I am not withdrawing from the fight," Poe said in a radio interview.
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Its streaming competitors, like Disney, AT&T and NBCUniversal, are withdrawing the licenses.
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But on Saturday morning, the president himself tweeted he was withdrawing the invitation.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is withdrawing Obama-era "guidance documents" about affirmative action.
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"Getting dumped is like withdrawing from any drug of abuse," Brown told me.
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Driving the news: Gizmodo said Saturday that TNR is withdrawing from the Sept.
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If brands start withdrawing their products, the demise of department stores will accelerate.
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That is like saying that withdrawing dollars from an ATM makes you richer.
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They include: Withdrawing fracking water in places with limited or declining groundwater availability.
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Now, a source close to Cruz confirms he is considering withdrawing that endorsement.
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Oh, and apparently the US is withdrawing from its nuclear treaty with Russia.
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Trump signed a presidential memo in January withdrawing the US from the TPP.
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Fitch anticipates withdrawing this rating when the instrument's conversion to equity is completed.
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Rising inflation expectations suggest that the ECB has reason to start withdrawing stimulus.
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Venezuela said on Wednesday it was withdrawing from the Organization of American States.
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After receiving negative feedback, the DOD said Wednesday it is withdrawing the regulation.
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The new president signed an executive order withdrawing from the TPP on Monday.
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Andrew Puzder is withdrawing his own nomination to be Donald Trump's labor secretary.
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Britain is preparing to hold a referendum on withdrawing from the European Union.
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Judge Jesse Furman ruled Tuesday, saying lawyers must cite satisfactory reasons for withdrawing.
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Russia said on Thursday the Syrian army had begun withdrawing from the road.
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We need to be withdrawing money from banks that support nuclear weapons producers.
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Withdrawing from Syria and improving relations with Russia both would make America safer.
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Withdrawing from the Paris climate deal, Trump invoked his love for coal miners.
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We did our best to dissuade the Americans from withdrawing from the treaty.
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United Nations The United States is withdrawing from the UN Human Rights Council.
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Mike Bishop (R) and Democrat Elissa Slotkin after previously withdrawing from the district.
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" He also added: "I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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You can start withdrawing your 401(k) funds penalty-free at age 59 ½.
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" Dan felt "utterly let down" and was "withdrawing into himself like a turtle.
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Withdrawing from OPEC was widely interpreted as Doha's thumbing its nose at Riyadh.
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Diana DeGette (D-CO), announced on Monday she's withdrawing from the whip's race.
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He acknowledged his advisers had changed his mind about withdrawing from the country.
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And almost every year it says that it is withdrawing troops from there.
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I've sat in a cell for hours withdrawing from drugs, denied phone calls.
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Transactions can take days, and fees are common when transferring or withdrawing money.
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The arguments for withdrawing from the Paris Agreement rely on misinformation and propaganda.
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Kenya announced on Wednesday that it was withdrawing its soldiers from the mission.
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Bus: The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is withdrawing bus safety regulations.
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Withdrawing from this agreement makes the United States, and the world, less secure.
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Check. Withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the giant Pacific Rim trade deal?
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Yesterday, of course, Trump announced he was withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Some parents have been withdrawing children from federal nutrition programs to avoid scrutiny.
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Withdrawing troops in Syria pleases Turkey but endangers Kurds fighting the Islamic State.
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S. military forces withdrawing from northeast Syria, what had been the ISIS caliphate.
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Destroy the economy of the nonbelievers by withdrawing your money from their banks!
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He may follow that, however, by withdrawing America from the region still further.
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Ecuador rejoined OPEC in 2007, after withdrawing for the first time in 1992.
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Warner thanked the Ecuadorian president and government for withdrawing sanctuary for Assange. Sen.
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Trump announced he was withdrawing the U.S. from the deal in May 2018.
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But, President Trump, reversed that course by withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement.
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She says she's not worried about explaining why she's withdrawing from Stoneman Douglas.
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"Withdrawing the extradition law is a very positive step," Stilwell told the committee.
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MORE's actions on climate change, including by withdrawing from the Paris climate accord.
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One of them: beginning the process of withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Rather than reflexively withdrawing from trade agreements, we should focus on modernizing them.
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He stopped short of withdrawing from the Obama-era pact and demanded reforms.
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When I said no, withdrawing from his sweaty embrace, Dave began apologizing profusely.
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Instead of withdrawing the new policy, however, Principal Brown has doubled down on it.
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So try withdrawing a predetermined amount of money, and if you want to save.
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Withdrawing various exemptions in the next budget could help reduce the GST rate later.
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At this time, it does not mean that we are withdrawing from the Kingdom.
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James Mattis, Trump's choice for secretary of defense, cautions against withdrawing from the deal.
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Trump is for universal health care, protecting U.S. industry and withdrawing from world affairs.
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And evidence that Mr Trump's America is withdrawing from its global role is worrying.
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Sources told the AP on Thursday that the firm was withdrawing from the contract.
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She knows they threaten university presidents with withdrawing donations over these free speech dustups.
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The religious order duly announced it was withdrawing from all involvement with the campus.
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Then, suddenly, on March 17893, Johnson announced that he was withdrawing from the race.
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BUFFETT: THERE COULD BE A POINT WHERE YOU'D REALLY WANT TO START WITHDRAWING CURRENCY.
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The cartel bosses got the money by withdrawing the cash or by e-transfer.
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While visiting Syria, Vladimir Putin said he would start withdrawing troops from the country.
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Focusing money on the poor means withdrawing it fairly rapidly as people earn more.
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It cited public order and security worries in withdrawing landing rights for Cavusoglu's flight.
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Will withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement have an impact on our international diplomacy?
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We couldn't figure out why he had come, because the Polish army was withdrawing.
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It cited public order and security concerns in withdrawing landing rights for Cavusoglu's flight.
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Trump's answer involves threatening China, imposing tariffs, and renegotiating—and potentially withdrawing from—NAFTA.
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A month later, however, Perot stunned the political world by withdrawing from the race.
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Following the vote, Sanders praised the decision to move toward withdrawing troops from Yemen.
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Origin Technologies cited unreasonable demands and timelines set by Affymetrix for withdrawing the offer.
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"You're negating or withdrawing from arguably one of the most powerful mediums," Sorrell said.
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The ECB has imposed a moratorium stopping savers withdrawing their funds or making payments.
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Adoptions: The State Department is withdrawing an international adoptions rule from the Obama administration.
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Withdrawing that subsidy may subject Texas to lawsuits from immigrants claiming discrimination, he said.
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Instead of withdrawing from the competition, the group of six girls didn't give up.
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Her group has been credited for a large shareholder withdrawing funding for a mine.
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A White House official had told Axios on Friday she was withdrawing her nomination.
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Much energy was spent on preventing Iran either cheating or withdrawing from the deal.
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Rs 25 per transaction is charged for withdrawing from State Bank Buddy through ATMs.
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Washington said this year it was withdrawing from the deal and would reimpose sanctions.
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The territory's chief executive, Carrie Lam, announced Wednesday she was withdrawing the proposed law.
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The Trump administration made the announcement overnight and began withdrawing troops by Monday morning.
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Additionally, Trump announced Tuesday that the U.S. is withdrawing from the Iranian nuclear deal.
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Amid the backlash, the IRS announced Thursday it is withdrawing the proposal. http://bit.
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The government withdrawing the use of the word "riot" when talking about the protests.
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But I think it's a little premature to talk about simply withdrawing from it.
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When they didn't work, he turned to alcohol and began withdrawing from the world.
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Withdrawing the blade, as much as plunging it in, tore muscles, arteries, and organs.
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He also noted how central banks are in the process of withdrawing monetary stimulus.
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It was like I was withdrawing from a drug, and the drug was carbohydrates.
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"What we see is someone who is withdrawing into their own castle," he says.
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What that could look like when you are in your 60s and withdrawing money.
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But that looks less likely to succeed now with so many allies withdrawing support.
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Savings would be made, for example, by withdrawing state medical aid for undocumented immigrants.
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Scott Pruitt has said that the US should be withdrawing support for renewable energy.
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That was undoubtedly one of the biggest opportunities lost by withdrawing from the TPP.
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Withdrawing the United States from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) was a smart move.
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Trump on Thursday announced he was withdrawing the U.S. from the global climate accord.
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Withdrawing from the pact would bring big changes for the economy and for consumers.
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Oil service companies have been withdrawing after years of partial payments for their work.
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" • Quotation of the day "I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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Withdrawing the U.S. from the Trans-Pacific Partnership was his first shot at it.
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That involves withdrawing a large sum of money in small increments to avoid detection.
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In President Trump's view, America will become great again by withdrawing from the world.
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America is withdrawing from the world; the results are there for all to see.
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King Michael cited a diagnosis of cancer when withdrawing from public duties last year.
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So far, the military has begun withdrawing some equipment — but not troops — from Syria.
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Although Singapore began withdrawing the note in 2014, an untold number remain in circulation.
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It involved America withdrawing 5,000 troops without the Taliban even agreeing to a ceasefire.
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But in Mr. Trump's calculation, withdrawing from the accord will be a political winner.
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The exits sum to Glovo withdrawing from eight out of a total 306 cities.
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Facing mounting criticism, he announced he was withdrawing from his royal duties in November.
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Other studies have also found high rates of insomnia when withdrawing from nightly use.
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"Withdrawing the European arrest warrants demonstrates the immense weakness of this case," Puigdemont tweeted.
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Accordingly, withdrawing from the JCPOA as soon as possible should be the highest priority.
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As the scandal entered a second week, Kelly hasn't demonstrated any signs he's withdrawing.
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But because of his school's policies, that also meant withdrawing from his high school.
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He says the US risks "[withdrawing] from its leadership" of the world under Trump.
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She has been withdrawing and advised she needs to take some time for herself.
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Analysts will watch for indications of when it will start withdrawing its economic stimulus.
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Trump at the time added he was not thinking of withdrawing from the pact.
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Withdrawing the bill is significant, but it's not enough to head off the protests.
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By withdrawing from the UNHRC, the United States has dented the U.N. body's credibility.
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Russia will begin withdrawing its forces from Syria, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced Monday.
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I don't think we are getting hardly anything in exchange for withdrawing our forces.
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Trump faced some Republican blowback for withdrawing the U.S. from the deal, with Sen.
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Companies such as JPMorgan and HSBC sent less senior executives, despite their CEOs withdrawing.
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Finally, Congress is debating whether or not to recommend withdrawing from the INF treaties.
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Withdrawing from the Paris Agreement would hurt US interests and reputation around the world.
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I was given that assurance today that we are not withdrawing completely from Syria.
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But blackface has lingered, withdrawing into certain white settings cordoned off from public view.
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Other signs include bitterness and anger, feeling emotionally numb, or completely withdrawing from others.
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Joni Ernst, who was reportedly on Trump's vice presidential shortlist before withdrawing from the veepstakes.
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His reason for resigning from the agency and withdrawing his nomination was not immediately clear.
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The memo notes caveats, including that there could be negative consequences of withdrawing from NAFTA.
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Withdrawing from TPP, however, was much simpler: It had not yet been passed by Congress.
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Withdrawing the piece rather than negotiating over changes was the authors' call, the ABA says.
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Long queues of customers collecting salaries or withdrawing cash formed at banks and teller machines.
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McFarland did not say in her letter to President Donald Trump why she was withdrawing.
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These include conflict in the home, poor academic performance, and withdrawing from friends and family.
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Medtronic said it intended to again file a plea for withdrawing one of its stents.
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Some respond to that fear with Facebook outrage, others by simply withdrawing into their comforters.
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The U.S. military has begun the process for withdrawing its 2,000 troops in Syria, Col.
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He would then wait several days before withdrawing tens of thousands of dollars in cash.
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Trump then announced he was keeping a different campaign promise: withdrawing U.S. troops from Syria.
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The U.S. would be risking pariah status on the international stage by withdrawing from Paris.
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Prosecutors said Hastert was withdrawing the large sums of money to buy Individual A's silence.
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Kander announced he was withdrawing from the race in an emotional Facebook post on Tuesday.
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The government submitted papers Tuesday night notifying both courts that it was withdrawing its challenge.
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After withdrawing his nomination for the VA post, Jackson stopped serving as Trump's lead physician.
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Fitch is simultaneously withdrawing the ratings of Ta Chong as the company no longer exists.
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The Portuguese had ruled Macau since the 1500s, but eventually started withdrawing troops in 1975.
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Asked whether clients were withdrawing money, he said the reaction of customers was very limited.
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The government has leaned on the press, for example by withdrawing advertising from critical newspapers.
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When Pakistan balked at withdrawing, India used this as an excuse to avoid a vote.
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It is our demand ... Our demand is withdrawing of foreign forces as soon as possible.
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Obviously, withdrawing an endorsement opens you up to charges of flip-flopping — and of selfishness.
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Senior White House officials reportedly will meet this week to discuss withdrawing from the accord.
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The agreement had nearly universal support, but Trump said withdrawing is good for American business.
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The United States announced on Sunday it was withdrawing its entire force of 1,000 troops.
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Before the courts could even rule, the House mooted the case by withdrawing the subpoena.
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Withdrawing them could help fill government coffers, by making tax-avoiding cash payments more awkward.
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Instead, they're saying the exact opposite: that Putin withdrawing shows his strength and strategic brilliance.
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Amber's lawyer just filed a declaration saying she's withdrawing her request for temporary spousal support.
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Much has been made of the potential diplomatic fallout of Trump withdrawing from this accord.
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That marks a contrast with the right-wing Netanyahu, who has ruled out withdrawing settlements.
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To Trump, withdrawing from the accord represents a triumph of populist America over greedy globalism.
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With Davies withdrawing his financial backing and looking to sell up, the situation was dire.
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But as you're withdrawing your cash, it's recording your credit card information for the crooks.
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But he said that rescheduling Monday's earnings call and withdrawing 2016 guidance was a negative.
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Yet Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook noted Tuesday it wasn't clear how fully Russia is withdrawing.
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Politicians have hinted at revising or even withdrawing from the 1951 convention, which Australia signed.
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Pruitt's EPA has already started the process of weakening or withdrawing both of those regulations.
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"I am withdrawing my bid for Whip at this time," DeGette said in a statement.
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Moody's said it was withdrawing all ratings for Rusal due to its own business reasons.
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Mr. Cohn later plotted a similar theft to prevent Mr. Trump from withdrawing from Nafta.
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But eight in 10 Democrats and two in three independents oppose withdrawing from the agreement.
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Governments raised interest rates in a desperate bid to keep international investors from withdrawing money.
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Trump announced in May that he was withdrawing the United States from the International agreement.
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The Pentagon initially had no comment on media reports that the U.S. was withdrawing troops.
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" Trump claimed in a tweet Thursday that withdrawing U.S. troops from Syria was "no surprise.
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On Monday, news broke that HNA is withdrawing its offer to acquire the fund company.
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Withdrawing would leave the United States aligned only with Russia among the world's industrialized economies.
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But make no mistake about it, she says: that doesn't mean she's withdrawing from politics.
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The fact that the United States is withdrawing will not make the Palestinian issue disappear.
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That is crucial, because a vast majority of lawmakers opposed withdrawing from the European Union.
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We are constantly second-guessing ourselves, withdrawing, and trying to figure out what is happening.
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"Fox News not withdrawing that story has drove me nutty," Shipley told the Military Times.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Fitch is withdrawing the programme ratings as Propertize B.V. is undergoing reorganisation.
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Beijing did exactly the right thing by withdrawing the bill from consideration, albeit not permanently.
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Deutsche's share price has dropped, and hedge funds are reported to be withdrawing spare cash.
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The concern, the official said, was not so much about Trump completely withdrawing from NATO.
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When withdrawing money from an ATM, on the other hand, stick to a debit card.
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The week started by Qatar announcing it was withdrawing from the cartel as of Jan.
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And then he mentioned a certain country that was withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement.
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Yesterday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that America would be withdrawing from the international agreement.
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After withdrawing from the nuclear deal, the US imposed heavy bilateral trade sanctions on Tehran.
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Umoh says international donors that have been assisting Nigeria with funding are gradually withdrawing funds.
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Industry Minister Hiroshige Seko said Japan was "not thinking at all" of withdrawing the curbs.
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Lieberman's departure would probably also mean withdrawing his Yisrael Beiteinu party from the ruling coalition.
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He had a hip operation in January in Melbourne after withdrawing from the Australian Open.
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"We are going to show good faith and begin withdrawing our troops," Mr. Esper said.
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Today, President Donald Trump announced that America would be withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement.
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The White House said it would stick to U.N. rules for withdrawing from the pact.
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Military analysts, former officials and diplomats say there are arguments for withdrawing from both conflicts.
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It will similarly seek a response from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce before officially withdrawing.
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When you're depressed and child-free, you can get away with withdrawing from the world.
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" According to The Washington Post, Trump contemplated withdrawing his nomination because Gorsuch was not "loyal.
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By withdrawing from the deal, we have weakened our ability to address these other concerns.
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Uber received a 623 percent stake in Grab in exchange for withdrawing from the market.
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Mr. Cornyn said he wanted to know more before withdrawing his endorsement of Mr. Moore.
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But as Venezuela's crisis has dragged on, destination countries are withdrawing their initial warm welcome.
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Later that week, Lam announced that she was "suspending" — but not formally withdrawing — the bill.
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Also among the options being considered were staying the current course and withdrawing U.S. troops.
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President Donald Trump said Saturday afternoon that US troops will begin withdrawing from Afghanistan immediately.
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Unfortunately, I find myself more often withdrawing from conversations with women, especially in the workplace.
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Humanitarian organizations are withdrawing staff from northeastern Syria as the fighting continues, aid workers said.
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This fall, tell your child to think twice before withdrawing from that class she hates.
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So it's best to check with your plan before withdrawing funds for pre-college education.
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In December, Trump ordered the US military to start withdrawing around 7,000 troops from Afghanistan.
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We are withdrawing our countrywide enhancement findings for a range of species across several countries.
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Mr. Trump has suggested he might go ahead with withdrawing troops even without a deal.
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Many of the complaints raised concern problems regarding verifying accounts, withdrawing money and making transactions.
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I am withdrawing my application to become king of Canada, and this is The Trailer.
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Astrid undermines his victory by withdrawing from the race before all the votes are counted.
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He secured a temporary injunction, before withdrawing his action two weeks later amid public outrage.
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Analysts say withdrawing from NAFTA could devastate U.S. agriculture while raising food and retail prices.
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In 2014, she sent a letter formally withdrawing from the group, which disbanded soon after.
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Pro-democracy demonstrators now have five demands, including withdrawing the bill and investigating police violence.
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Investors also dumped money market funds, withdrawing $3.6 billion, the largest outflows in seven weeks.
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November 10, 2016 - Gambia notifies the ICC that it is withdrawing, citing bias against Africans.
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The UAE began withdrawing troops in June and a small number remain in strategic locations.
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There is no deadline for withdrawing the funds; unused balances roll over year to year.
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By withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, the U.S. cedes power and influence to our rivals.
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The company said in a statement that it had "no intention" of withdrawing the book.
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The Trump administration said in June 0003 it was withdrawing from the Paris climate accord.
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Withdrawing high-value bank notes from circulation, as India did last year, is nothing new.
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It was her first tournament since withdrawing from the French Open with a shoulder injury.
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It was her first tournament since withdrawing from the French Open with a shoulder injury.
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Withdrawing from Europe as she proposes would mean the end of the French fishing industry.
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Andy Murray, 30, underwent hip surgery this month in Australia after withdrawing from this tournament.
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Withdrawing these would leave the drug lord with far less bargaining power in any negotiations.
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Pruitt also criticized the Paris climate agreement which the Trump administration is considering withdrawing from.
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Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) went as far as withdrawing their endorsements of Trump: Utah Gov.
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Withdrawing Ms. White's name may clear the way for Senate consideration of other environmental nominees.
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Some are withdrawing National Guard troops from the south, while others are pledging to withhold resources.
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Nonetheless, he could slow down implementation by withdrawing political support and failing to staff key positions.
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Before withdrawing its forecast in October it had expected an annual profit of 35 billion yen.
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Mr Trump dealt it a near-fatal blow last year by withdrawing America from the accord.
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The United States announced new sanctions after withdrawing from a nuclear deal with Iran in May.
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Most of the loan-restructuring schemes that the central bank is withdrawing have seen little success.
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The administration is officially withdrawing Obama era rules promoting the use of race in college admissions.
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L) said on Wednesday it was withdrawing its recommendation for a takeover offer from Hammerson (HMSO.
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The Dutch government cited public order and security concerns in withdrawing landing rights for Cavusoglu's flight.
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Luckily, withdrawing from Paris is a four-year long process, while rejoining takes only 30 days.
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It is outrageous that DOJ has deeply damaged the rule of law by withdrawing its recommendation.
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Even in Germany, people were unsettled when Trump talked about withdrawing military support from NATO countries.
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It is outrageous that DOJ has deeply damaged the rule of law by withdrawing its recommendation.
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The news comes amid reports that Mastercard, Visa, and Stripe are also considering withdrawing their support.
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Because then there is a risk of withdrawing from all the benefits of our digital economy.
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AMP reported a rise in clients withdrawing money in the wake of the Royal Commission's revelations.
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Thus far, he's shown no sign of withdrawing from the initiative, or the larger advisory forum.
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But depositors were withdrawing money fast and its share price fell by half within four days.
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The senator from Louisiana used a tweet on Saturday to announce he was withdrawing his support.
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"I'm announcing today that I am withdrawing from the Presidential campaign," Ryan said in a tweet.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," Kavanaugh wrote in the Monday letter.
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Trump also criticized House leader Nancy Pelosi for withdrawing a previous invitation to deliver the address.
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Then-Defense Secretary Jim Mattis resigned after clashing with Trump over withdrawing U.S. troops from Syria.
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He could also halt the JEP by withdrawing from congress the law that establishes its procedures.
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Withdrawing our country from the pact "has isolated the U.S. in the world community," he adds.
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"What it doesn't offer you is a robust way of withdrawing from the system," she said.
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In addition, it seems that he's often too defensive to hear your concerns without withdrawing completely.
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Some topics, however, are almost certainly off the table – particularly withdrawing U.S. troops from South Korea.
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"When you're done, hold on to the [base] of the condom while withdrawing," Dr. Schmit says.
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After Tencent's announcement, Alipay said it would not follow suit to charge users for withdrawing cash.
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I found out about the "Ashton Manual"—a guide to withdrawing from long-term benzodiazepine use.
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Putin cited "hostile actions" by the U.S. as the reason for withdrawing;from the plutonium agreement.
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He's been accused in the case of forging and then withdrawing evidence submitted to the court.
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Their message to Trump: Find a way to get a win without withdrawing, and take it.
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It's now withdrawing the action as part of the settlement, Facebook having dropped its legal action.
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Instead, Mr. Kabila seems to be withdrawing deeper inside the corner he has painted himself into.
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On Tuesday, Redrow said it would not increase its bid for Bovis, withdrawing from the process.
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Ross said Monday that it is a "little premature" to talk about withdrawing from the WTO.
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She may think that withdrawing an additional $100 of income would increase her taxes by $25.
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He said last month he was considering withdrawing from his plea agreement with the special counsel.
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Deutsche Bank's own relatively robust liquidity cannot stop customers withdrawing money if they start to panic.
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Subsequently, Trump told the Pentagon to begin withdrawing the remaining 1,000 US troops in northern Syria.
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Ali announced he was withdrawing from the race just hours after Sisi launched his own bid.
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Trump has said the US "may be" withdrawing its troops but had not abandoned the Kurds.
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As a result, we are withdrawing our support and requesting a refund of all campaign donations.
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Reacting to the move, Lion Point said it was withdrawing its director nominations and shareholder proposal.
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Withdrawing from Syria is not, on the face of it, an inherently bad or indefensible policy.
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"One thing I cannot entertain is withdrawing our troops as part of the deal," he said.
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So now that the original lead is withdrawing, Judge Seeborg held, Trigon should be in charge.
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Before withdrawing his nomination in October, Manchester's nomination had sat in the Senate since May 2017.
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Amazon ended up withdrawing from Long Island City in response to the backlash from the left.
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Andrew Puzder, President Trump's nominee for labor secretary, has announced that he is withdrawing from consideration.
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Now, as President-Elect, Trump has committed to withdrawing from the TPP immediately upon assuming office.
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"What the President has said is that we are withdrawing from the Paris Accord," McMaster said.
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So OSHA is withdrawing the changes to the rule, but the original requirements remain in place.
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Tom Marino has informed me that he is withdrawing his name from consideration as drug czar.
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And they expressed fear that withdrawing would "expose us to retaliatory measures" from other countries' governments.
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Qatar recently announced that it will leave OPEC next year, withdrawing after 57 years of membership.
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Of those, it was completely withdrawing 469 and setting aside an additional 85033 to be reevaluated.
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But Mr. Meyer recommends a more nuanced approach by withdrawing from multiple accounts to minimize taxes.
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Withdrawing from the Paris Agreement is one of the worst decisions ever for the United States.
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Booking Holdings has joined MasterCard, Visa, eBay, and others in withdrawing from Facebook's cryptocurrency project Libra.
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Nonetheless, the U.S. began earlier this month the official process of withdrawing from the Paris agreement.
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With two conservatives withdrawing their support this evening from the current McConnell bill, it is dead.
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With the economy grinding to a halt, multiple public companies are withdrawing their prior earnings guidance.
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The Louvre had an apparent change of heart, however, and announced it was withdrawing the sculpture.
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When she refused, the federation escalated the dispute by withdrawing Spain's team from a European tournament.
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President George W. Bush announced that the United States was withdrawing from the treaty in 2001.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the impetus for Mr. Rakowitz's withdrawing from the Biennial.
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Since withdrawing its support for the T.P.P., the Trump administration has sought trade concessions from Japan.
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And, doctors note, withdrawing from nicotine can also set off anxiety and depression, at least temporarily.
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And once they joined the corps, they were prohibited from withdrawing from the vital timber industry.
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He has clashed with his generals over the timetable for withdrawing troops from Afghanistan and Syria.
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He said in March that he was withdrawing the Philippines from the treaty that established it.
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" Che: "President Trump announced that he would be withdrawing the US from the Iran nuclear deal.
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So withdrawing from the Paris deal should not meaningfully change that political calculus, in this view.
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The Air Force will continue to provide air cover for the military troops that are withdrawing.
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As I have said, I am withdrawing the remaining United States service members from northeast Syria.
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Withdrawing policy support requires the belief that the supply side of the economy won't keep up.
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Withdrawing the nomination of a judge whom the Republicans are ecstatic about might just do it.
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But the president also opened the door to withdrawing Kavanaugh's nomination if he believed Ford's allegations.
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"Withdrawing from the NAFTA would immediately blow up in the face of the administration," he said.
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The Trump administration is reportedly thinking about withdrawing from the United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC).
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The statement signaled the U.S. was not sending a delegation to Iraq to discuss withdrawing troops.
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He also said he understood Mr. Trump's motivation in withdrawing, even if he disagreed with him.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," he said in his opening remarks.
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Pirri says you will also face a tax penalty for withdrawing from your retirement savings early.
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But Rubio said withdrawing from the deal may be the only course of action he'll support.
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EMS blamed Kosovo for "withdrawing in an unauthorized manner uncontracted electricity" from the synchronized European grid.
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It, therefore, does not seem that the ECB should rush to start withdrawing the monetary stimulus.
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College Student withdrawing cash from ATM in U.S. Dogs hanging out an an ATM in India.
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Bark flagged a retweet about the U.S. withdrawing troops from Syria as hate speech and cyberbullying.
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The decisions followed news last week that online payment company PayPal was the first member withdrawing.
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" Pompeo wrote on Twitter: "Today we begin the formal process of withdrawing from the Paris Agreement.
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The Kremlin later reciprocated, withdrawing its bloc of countries from the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles.
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The U-turn set shockwaves through Washington and led to four prosecutors withdrawing from the case.
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The American military has started withdrawing some equipment, but not yet troops, officials said on Sunday.
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The U.S.C. students have been blocked from registering for classes or withdrawing, pending a university review.
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Exxon said it will formally start the process of withdrawing from the joint ventures this year.
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Now he's withdrawing that commitment — which might break the seal for other Republicans considering abandoning Trump.
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As a result, we are withdrawing our support and requesting a refund of all campaign donations.
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On Monday, Trump set out plans for his first day in office, including withdrawing from TPP.
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And companies expressed fear that withdrawing would "expose us to retaliatory measures" from other countries' governments.
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Murray played three matches in late June before withdrawing from Wimbledon to better recover from the operation.
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Withdrawing from the Paris accord turns a symbol of American leadership into a symbol of American isolation.
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"Strong leadership is needed urgently to begin the work of withdrawing from the European Union," Leadsom said.
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"Trump blamed Obama for withdrawing too soon from Iraq and allowing ISIS to rise there," said Salem.
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I am therefore withdrawing from the leadership election and I wish Theresa May the very greatest success.
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On climate change, as on other pressing global issues, the US is actively withdrawing from global leadership.
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You can avoid exchange fees altogether by using your debit card and withdrawing cash from an ATM.
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Fitch is withdrawing the rating as the City of Rome has stopped participating in the rating process.
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On Friday, the former Clueless actress and ultra-conservative pundit announced she is withdrawing her congressional bid.
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Gambia made headlines recently by withdrawing from the International Criminal Court, calling it the "Infamous Caucasian Court".
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Trump followed this move in 2018 by withdrawing from the Iran nuclear accord, to similarly disastrous consequences.
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"I am announcing today that I am withdrawing from the presidential campaign," Ryan said in the video.
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"I'm announcing today that I am withdrawing from the Presidential campaign," Ryan said in a Twitter post.
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Erdogan even has threatened to develop nuclear weapons, which justifies withdrawing U.S. tactical nuclear weapons from Turkey.
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A week later, Mr. Trump retaliated by withdrawing the medical benefits critical to his nephew's infant child.
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Donovan could not be reached immediately for comment but a Treasury Department official confirmed he was withdrawing.
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Many other countries have also lined up to criticize Trump's reasons for withdrawing from the 2015 agreement.
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Withdrawing from the agreement will limit our access to them and could expose us to retaliatory measures.
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Greenland gained autonomy from Denmark in 63, ultimately withdrawing from the EU in 1985 following a referendum.
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That's quickly been reversed under President Trump, who is considering withdrawing the US from the agreement entirely.
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Powell has written opinion pieces in which she called for Flynn to consider withdrawing his guilty plea.
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It wasn't until she started withdrawing from the drug that she realized she wanted to get clean.
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The United States Senate looks likely soon to pass a resolution withdrawing American support for the coalition.
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On Monday, Trump expanded on his policy agenda, which includes withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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But as late as August 2011, Trump took issue with Obama for not withdrawing troops quickly enough.
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For the past several years, the president has been a staunch, consistent advocate for withdrawing from Afghanistan.
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Central banks are withdrawing some of the monetary stimulus that has supported the market rally since 24.
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David McKinley, after offering and withdrawing an amendment to make drug companies provide samples to generic manufacturers.
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Third, it also reduces the penalty individuals incur for withdrawing funds from their HSAs for nonqualified expenditures.
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Withdrawing cash with your smartphone sounds like a faster and more secure way than using bank cards.
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President Trump's nominee for secretary of the Army, Vincent Viola, is withdrawing from consideration, citing business ties.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has said withdrawing from the deal could erode faith in US leadership.
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The U.S. EPA is being investigated for withdrawing a report saying the chemical is probably not carcinogenic.
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After withdrawing from negotiations last summer the BMA, their trade union, returned to the table in December.
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It is hard to imagine either Trump or the Trumpistas withdrawing quietly after winning a substantial plurality.
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News of the consolidation comes just as Toshiba confirmed it was not considering withdrawing from making PCs.
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Here's what is happening: Toys: The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is withdrawing safety standards for magnets.
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And nothing about withdrawing from Paris precludes companies from investing in renewable technologies with their own money.
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The absence of regulation in a space that had been relatively unregulated is different than withdrawing regulation.
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Leaving the Paris Agreement and withdrawing from its emissions reduction commitment is a reckless and irresponsible act.
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Lieu's comments come after President Trump denied that he is backtracking on withdrawing U.S. troops from Syria.
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Withdrawing from NAFTA would harm the U.S. economy and signal the abdication of U.S. global economic leadership.
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While the Constitution requires Senate approval to enter into treaties, it say nothing about withdrawing from treaties.
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ESPN reported Monday that the decision follows the U.S. withdrawing last month from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Failing to keep waiving the sanctions would essentially mean the United States is withdrawing from the deal.
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The EPA said it was withdrawing the rule because existing regulatory structures are considered to be sufficient.
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Ayotte's campaign confirmed to The Hill that the GOP senator is not withdrawing her support for Trump.
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Another 21 percent erroneously believe there's no penalty to withdrawing 529 funds for purposes other than education.
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The Washington Post reported that Trump has not expressed an interest in withdrawing his endorsement of Strange.
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Trump previously nominated Vitiello, but the White House on Friday sent paperwork to Congress withdrawing the nomination.
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Indeed, the physical realities of safely withdrawing troops from a conflict zone could also slow a withdrawal.
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" During the interview, she also said this isn't the time to be "talking about withdrawing the help.
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Under Trump, the U.S. is withdrawing from the global climate pact, which sets environmental goals for participants.
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Joni Ernst said she thought the summit was successful, but she also cautioned against withdrawing US troops.
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Where basic tasks like withdrawing cash from an A.T.M. are most easily accomplished from inside a car.
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HABERMAN: What kind of change could you make in terms of Nafta without fully withdrawing from it?
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They even want to block the attorney general from withdrawing the state from an anti-Obamacare lawsuit.
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She announced earlier this month that she is withdrawing from public life following a diagnosis of dementia.
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It announced that it was withdrawing its IPO filing but said it planned to go public later.
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Since withdrawing from the presidential race in March, Mr. Rubio has kept quiet and withheld his endorsement.
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The Trump administration is reportedly planning on withdrawing from the United Nations Human Rights Council on Tuesday.
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They overran the town briefly in 2014 before withdrawing to the hills after clashes with the army.
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They may not be skipping work, withdrawing from social activities, feeling hopeless or crying all the time.
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Bruce Hunter of Des Moines and Art Staed of Cedar Rapids — announced they were withdrawing their support.
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While DeVos reportedly opposed the administration's draft order, she ultimately relented and publicly supported withdrawing the guidance.
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Friday's petition said he is withdrawing that motion, and seeking to move his federal case to Manhattan.
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The new deal is aimed at withdrawing US forces and spurring the start of intra-Afghan negotiations.
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The result was a public response and apology, and American Realness withdrawing its support of the performance.
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It will sidestep sanctions the U.S. imposed on Iran after withdrawing from the nuclear deal last year.
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Under the threat of withdrawing the papers altogether, your old employers are trying to dilute your authorship.
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When Brittany's daughter started withdrawing after birth, the doctors reassured her that the symptoms would soon pass.
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Israel had no choice but to give up on the idea of withdrawing from the Golan Heights.
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It's done this by withdrawing 469, listing another 109 as inactive and relegating 282 to 'long term.
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Retail conglomerate Wesfarmers Ltd declined 6.8% and electronics retailer JB Hi-Fi plunged 10.8% after withdrawing outlook.
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Even worse, Mr. Trump has recently mused about withdrawing the United States from the World Trade Organization.
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Even before withdrawing her candidacy, she seemed as if she had misjudged when it was her time.
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With proper treatment, withdrawing from opioids won't kill you, but it can make you want to die.
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American Enterprise Institute's Michael Rubin identified a good start: Withdrawing Turkish troops from Cyprus, Iraq and Syria.
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She insisted she was not withdrawing the proposed amendment to the extradition law and defended the police.
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The four prosecutors withdrawing from the case also looked like a protest of the Justice Department's intervention.
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Honda Motor and PSA Group are withdrawing employees working around Wuhan, a city of 11 million people.
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Tehran has vowed "harsh revenge" and declared it is withdrawing from the nuclear deal in its entirety.
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" Trump has also noted in recent comments that he campaigned on withdrawing the U.S. from "endless wars.
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Green accused his opponents of "blatantly falsifying what I've said" in his statement withdrawing from the nomination.
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Both political parties have criticized the Trump administration for withdrawing U.S. troops from northern Syria last month.
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On Tuesday TikTok announced it was withdrawing, as social media companies led an increasing list of dropouts.
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President Trump's budget would reverse that, withdrawing critical support at a time when growth has already slowed.
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Of the seven withdrawing schools, only two field women's teams, and Robertson said both plan to remain.
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They have already passed a law barring the government from withdrawing from the European Union on Oct.
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PayPal announced Friday it was withdrawing from the Libra Association, a Swiss-based nonprofit overseeing the project.
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Syrian Kurds pelted withdrawing U.S. forces with potatoes in anger over their abandonment by Washington on Monday.
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PayPal said Friday it is withdrawing from the Libra Assocation, the nonprofit that will govern the currency.
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That came two days after Trump suddenly announced he was withdrawing American troops from the border area.
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If you're withdrawing the funds for qualified medical expenses, you get to take it out, tax-free.
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Iraq deposits the proceeds of its oil sales there, withdrawing them to pay government salaries and contracts.
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The final run-through was to ensure users won't have any trouble depositing, betting or withdrawing money.
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He stopped short of withdrawing from the deal and instead charged Congress with determining the next steps.
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In a memo to Keurig employees, Gamgort criticized his company's decision to tweet about withdrawing the ads.
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Sessions could review that directive and call for withdrawing it, perhaps as a misuse of prosecutorial discretion.
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Making an offer and then withdrawing it was unkind — worse, surely, than never having made the offer.
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USDA has requested that this case be dismissed; now they have announced they are withdrawing the rule.
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" Adds Steve, "His old friends saw him withdrawing but had no idea what he was dealing with.
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But it's withdrawing slowly and is expected to be out of the country in two year's time.
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The company also said it is withdrawing its slate of nominees it had presented for Qualcomm's board.
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Some companies, such as JPMorgan (JPM) and HSBC, are sending less senior executives, despite their CEOs withdrawing.
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Bolton has long considered in the INF treaty "obsolete" and has advocated withdrawing from it for years.
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But May's office said it was not withdrawing an invitation for Trump to make a state visit.
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Users also have the option of getting an ATM card, which makes withdrawing money quick and easy.
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They failed to prevent Menachem Begin's government from withdrawing from the Sinai Peninsula in the early 1980s.
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A Pentagon spokesman said on Friday that the United States had started withdrawing military equipment from Syria.
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" TAKASHI KAWAKAMI, PROFESSOR OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS, TAKUSHOKU UNIVERSITY, TOKYO "The biggest concern is withdrawing the U.S. troops.
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"It's less dramatic than withdrawing the service from the whole of the Brazilian population," he told Reuters.
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He also commented on developments in Syria, where Russia began withdrawing some of its forces in March.
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"The political efforts of the Islamic Emirate for the withdrawal of American invaders should not be misconstrued as meaning that the American invaders will not be targeted militarily or that withdrawing and not withdrawing from Afghanistan are options chosen by American Generals," the Taliban said in a statement.
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And on Monday, that nominee, Matthew Petersen, sent a letter withdrawing his name from consideration for the position.
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Multinationals that suddenly cannot raise money abroad make greater demands on domestic banks, withdrawing deposits and requesting loans.
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Four years later, the number had decreased to 40,000, with the last major contingent withdrawing in December 2011.
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They are withdrawing troops from Yemen partly to lower tensions with the Houthis—and thus avoid being attacked.
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In 1982, Israel began withdrawing from settlements in Sinai as part of the 1979 peace deal with Egypt.
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Dobrindt told reporters he was withdrawing certification for the vehicles, which will need to undergo a software update.
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Withdrawing her left foot, back and to the left, Jedrzejczyk went into a side step to her right.
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No Japanese manufacturer is involved, despite speculation that Nissan might enter after withdrawing from the World Endurance Championship.
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The company tried to buy the ABC affiliate, too, before withdrawing its bid at the FCC this month.
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Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, has dementia and is withdrawing from public life.
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Jed and Marando included no information about their status beyond that they were withdrawing from the Stone case.
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Trump made similar comments about Russia last December when he decided to begin withdrawing US troops from Syria.
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Iraq's military said Tuesday that U.S. troops that entered the country after withdrawing from Syria can't remain there.
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The family also shared details about Ellis withdrawing from alcohol on his own after many stints in rehab.
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The big picture: The Trump administration began the process for withdrawing its 2,000 troops in Syria last week.
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In the early 2000s the government started withdrawing business and import licences from Eritrean entrepreneurs, prompting an exodus.
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Investors pulled cash from domestic equity funds for the fourth straight week, withdrawing $5.5 billion, according to ICI.
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And legal experts told CNBC that the possibility of Flynn successfully withdrawing his guilty plea was extremely remote.
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Part of the confusion around withdrawing savings is that there is no strong consensus on the optimal strategy.
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Apple drew fire earlier this week for withdrawing the New York Times app in China under similar pressure.
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"I cannot commend Trump's moral character," evangelical theologian Wayne Grudem wrote, withdrawing his endorsement of the Republican candidate.
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Three years after withdrawing from Juan Pablo Galavis' season of the Bachelor, Sharleen Joynt has tied the knot!
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Garland recently announced that he was withdrawing from the school to concentrate on preparations for the NBA Draft.
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He has made clear he is not going to cut a deal by withdrawing from the Iran deal.
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They also want inflation to rise and gain underlying traction so they can begin withdrawing crisis-era stimulus.
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John McCain -- in their coming primary contests, Ryan refused to rule out withdrawing his formal support for Trump.
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"Prudence dictates" against changing long-established governments, or withdrawing consent for "light and transient causes," said the declaration.
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Before withdrawing their donations, Coca-Cola had pledged $1 million, while Pepsi and FedEx had individually promised $500,000.
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" In his speech Thursday, Trump said that withdrawing from the Paris agreement "won't matter much to the climate.
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In a worst-case scenario, they might, like Venezuela, start the process of withdrawing from the court's jurisdiction.
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The previous coalition government collapsed after just nine months due to the junior coalition partner withdrawing its support.
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The central bank stepped in after depositors started withdrawing funds and avert wider problems within the banking sector.
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He spent hours in hopes of withdrawing cash to meet the expenses for the wedding of his daughter.
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Despite the objections of some advisers, Trump announced in December that he was withdrawing U.S. forces in Syria.
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"Fox & Friends" host Brian Kilmeade tells Sarah Sanders that Trump has "refounded ISIS" by withdrawing from Syria pic.twitter.
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You only have to pay taxes when you start withdrawing money from the IRA during your retirement years.
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In 2016, meanwhile, Modi surprised Indians by saying he was withdrawing certain high denomination currency notes from circulation.
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Everything she had been taught as a child—to respect adults, especially prominent men—prevented her from withdrawing.
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Canada started withdrawing its C$2100,000 note (then worth $670) from circulation in 2000 for the same reason.
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Former President Barack Obama said withdrawing from climate accord will mean a loss of new jobs and industries.
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Article 50 provides that the EU will negotiate a new agreement with the withdrawing country over two years.
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I'd light candles and put on meditation music, stay up with them all night when they were withdrawing.
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Investors in Carlyle's money-losing hedge funds such as Claren Road Asset Management have been withdrawing their cash.
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After withdrawing its support last month, the Republican National Committee started funneling money into Moore's campaign this week.
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Since withdrawing from Mogadishu in 2011, al Shabaab has lost control of most of Somalia's cities and towns.
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He is also considering withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement, the landmark international accord to stop global warming.
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"One day in November I'd been on the rattle [withdrawing] from Spice for two days," he tells me.
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Alexis de Tocqueville worried about frontiersmen withdrawing from society and believing that they "owe nothing to any man".
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They reaffirmed that the administration is considering withdrawing from the South Korean trade agreement, for instance, he said.
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Trump indicated in August that he'd changed his mind and said withdrawing from Afghanistan would dishonor those killed.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," he said at high volume, his brow furrowed.
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"Unilaterally withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement is short-sighted in the extreme," Schneider said in a statement.
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After much posturing, he announced in June that he was withdrawing the U.S. from the Paris climate accord.
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Withdrawing from the European Union is a lengthy process that Mr. Cameron will largely leave to his successor.
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Here's what is happening: Teachers: The Department of Education is formally withdrawing an Obama-era teacher preparation rule.
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Royal Dutch Shell and Anadarko Petroleum dialed back activity, while Exxon Mobil, Statoil and others are withdrawing workers.
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After a June start, it began withdrawing more than a month later than usual, causing yet more delay.
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Fitch is withdrawing the ratings for commercial reasons and because they are no longer relevant to Fitch's coverage.
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Two days later, another "Hearthstone" commentator, Nathan "Admirable" Zamora said he was withdrawing from the event as well.
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If Putin is withdrawing forces to help promote that cease-fire, the Pentagon would "welcome that," he added.
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Any federal health care reform proposal must address the fact that insurance providers are withdrawing from rural markets.
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Trump criticized his predecessor, Obama, for withdrawing troops too quickly from Iraq, claiming it allowed for ISIS' rise.
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As the deadline draws near, there could be more discussion of Trump withdrawing from the current NAFTA agreement.
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Ms. Rousseff found herself increasingly isolated in recent months, with many in her party quietly withdrawing their support.
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The Libertarian candidate in the contest, who flirted with withdrawing and backing Rosendale, received more than 13,000 votes.
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Popular cable programs with Democratic and liberal viewers are equally full of recriminations over withdrawing from these wars.
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The Justice Department spokesperson said last Thursday that the three attorneys withdrawing from the case was not unusual.
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Since its release, the GOP nominee has faced backlash from Republicans, with some — including McCain — withdrawing their support.
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Domestic card users will also be barred from withdrawing more than 10,000 yuan a day overseas, it said.
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President Donald Trump announced a new set of sanctions last month after withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear deal.
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If you're considering withdrawing 401(k) funds — particularly if you're under age 59 ½ — pause and call a professional.
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Other countries, including Kenya, South Africa and Namibia, have flirted with the idea of withdrawing from the court.
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Money-related stress can also lead to long-term issues, including familial disputes and withdrawing from social activities.
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Obama expressed concern that withdrawing from the agreement would hurt the U.S.'s standing with its world allies.
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The cost of withdrawing from certain activities in investment banking, as flagged last year, also took its toll.
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As part of withdrawing from the agreement, the Trump administration has reimposed sanctions that are squeezing Iran's economy.
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" He said withdrawing would mean proving the defense attorney had either defrauded the client or was "wildly incompetent.
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Crowding and withdrawing through the opponent's swings both improve a fighter's chances when he puts the earmuffs on.
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The combination alone of Trump withdrawing from the Iran deal and meeting with Kim could have widespread ramifications.
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In 2014, the United States began withdrawing our combat troops from the longest war in our history: Afghanistan.
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Lenders would have to give written notice before withdrawing payment for their loans directly from borrowers' bank accounts.
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The big picture: Many of the reasons Trump laid out for withdrawing from the JCPOA today were inaccurate.
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Now, they will have a sort of veto power over moves like withdrawing from NATO or striking Iran.
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Some would come in, "still jonesing," Mr. Bosch said, meaning that they were still withdrawing from drug use.
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These , in theory, can be sold to raise the cash needed to pay back clients withdrawing their business.
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Amazon-owned Whole Foods will be withdrawing medical benefits for hundreds of its part-time workers starting Jan.
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The White House is withdrawing the nomination of a controversial climate-change skeptic to a top environmental post.
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The territory's leader, Chief Executive Carrie Lam, said today that she had no intention of withdrawing the legislation.
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She said the attack was intended to pressure American negotiators into agreeing to a timeline for withdrawing troops.
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In December, Mr. Trump declared victory over the Islamic State and announced he was withdrawing troops from Syria.
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The speaker went back on the Republican conference call later to clarify he was not withdrawing his endorsement.
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But Garland had turned the role down and Betty Hutton, her replacement, was withdrawing because she was pregnant.
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Mr. Duterte said in March that he was withdrawing the Philippines from the treaty that established the court.
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It said that in addition to withdrawing its diplomatic mission, it would cease all bilateral cooperation and aid.
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Their supervisors reassured them this week that they would suffer no retaliation for withdrawing from the Stone case.
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The vote came more than 3 1/2 years after British voters backed withdrawing from the European Union.
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Investors also cited readacross from U.S. peer Apollo Education withdrawing its guidance overnight as weighing on Pearson's shares.
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On October 6th he announced that he was withdrawing the 100 or so American troops in northernmost Syria.
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Families of victims are withdrawing complaints because of the fear of retribution from the police and the prosecutors.
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Instead of undermining these values, the Trump administration should honor Martin Luther King by withdrawing its proposed rules.
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MORE (R) criticized Trump over the weekend, saying that his talk of withdrawing from Syria had emboldened Assad.
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Withdrawing from the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership was one of President Donald Trump's first moves in office.
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But withdrawing from the Arctic means forfeiting energy security and the opportunity to ensure best practices are applied.
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Republicans insist that withdrawing from NAFTA would cost the U.S. thousands of jobs with severe consequences for agriculture.
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While Trump campaigned on withdrawing troops from both theaters, he's found delivering on the promise to be difficult.
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Some insurers have cited that shortfall as a reason they are withdrawing from ObamaCare marketplaces altogether this year.
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MORE's (R-Ariz.) 2008 presidential bid, also said Republican senators withdrawing their endorsements of Moore weren't doing enough.
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"As I have said, I am withdrawing the remaining United States service members from northeast Syria," said Trump.
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But Shane Tait, one of Mr. Tarrant's lawyers, told the judge that his client was withdrawing the request.
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But account holders may want to be cautious and check with their own 529 plan before withdrawing funds.
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"That seems like the worst possible result — withdrawing immediately and irresponsibly, leaving both a security and political vacuum."
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The Pentagon sent a letter saying it was withdrawing from Iraq, only to disavow it as a mistake.
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WeWork's parent organization The We Company just announced that it's withdrawing the S-1 filing for its IPO.
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Another told him that her son, a college student in New York, was withdrawing to return to Vancouver.
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Since withdrawing from the pact, Washington has passed multiple rounds of sanctions on Iran, crippling the country's economy.
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She abruptly changed courses, withdrawing from L.P.G.A. qualifying school last fall and renewing her commitment to attend college.
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Iraq's prime minister last week asked the United States to start working on withdrawing troops from the country.
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Democrats then responded by withdrawing the subpoena to Kupperman, averting what could have been a lengthy legal battle.
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He later added, "I think this is a mistake worse than what Obama did" in withdrawing from Iraq.
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One unnamed official told the Associated Press there may be "caveats" in Trump's language withdrawing from the deal.
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Since withdrawing from Mogadishu in 2011, the group has lost control of most of Somalia's cities and towns.
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Withdrawing from the 1-1/2 year-old coalition could trigger a snap election or a minority government.
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The YPG have bitterly complained about Russia withdrawing its modest presence in Afrin as Turkey prepared to attack.
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He met with Trump at the White House on Tuesday, but reportedly is not considering withdrawing his nomination.
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The company is withdrawing its 2017 earnings guidance, as it continues the search for a new chief executive.
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But one can render that judgment while acknowledging that done differently, withdrawing is the right thing to do.
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Withdrawing funds for elementary school would not give families much time to see their investments grow tax-free.
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In response, the militias laid siege to the U.S. embassy in Baghdad, breaking through the perimeter before withdrawing.
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Despite last month's Brexit referendum, Britain still hasn't formally started the process of withdrawing from the European Union.
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Exxon had announced earlier that it was withdrawing from its joint ventures with Rosneft due to Western sanction.
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I said I was such a judge, and I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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With the main fund suspended, investors have voted with their feet in withdrawing from Woodford's other two funds.
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President Donald Trump had indicated on Thursday the United States would be withdrawing forces from Syria "very soon".
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Wouldn't withdrawing his nomination, and putting up another conservative who's not plagued by scandal, be far more ... reasonable?
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Is it appropriate to meet Palestinian violence by imposing more control and more force, or by considering withdrawing?
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is withdrawing from UNESCO, the United Nation's cultural and educational agency, effective Dec.
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By Monday, two of the officials said they considered withdrawing their names from the document, fearing a backlash.
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" Darden continued: "As for my reasons for withdrawing I don't know whether I will disclose them later or not.
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But Mr. Trump also blamed Obama for withdrawing from Iraq too quickly, leaving a vacuum for ISIS to fill.
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Withdrawing from the euro area could automatically trigger a country's default, Moody's warned in a research note on Tuesday.
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Right after Trump's election, Schneiderman also immediately warned Trump against withdrawing support of President Barack Obama's Clean Power Plan.
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Chevron was up 3.8 percent to $121.99 since withdrawing, but is down 5.3 percent in the last 52 weeks.
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"After careful consideration and discussions with my family, I am withdrawing my nomination for Secretary of Labor," Puzder said.
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The IOC is responsible for allocating, withdrawing or reallocating medals, a process that can take months or even years.
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Since withdrawing from the capital Mogadishu in 2011, the insurgents lost control of most of Somalia's cities and towns.
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She could see them withdrawing, failing classes, and acting out, but she didn't have the resources to help them.
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On his third day in office, Trump signed an executive action withdrawing the U.S. from the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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I sunk into a depression that led to withdrawing from school one or two credits away from a degree.
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However, his hopes of withdrawing completely from Afghanistan before leaving office were dashed by the reality on the ground.
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And every time, the opponent has followed that upset by losing or withdrawing from his next Grand Slam match.
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That makes withdrawing from a plan a good deal for the firm and a bad one for the orphans.
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Trump said last week that the United States was withdrawing from a 2015 deal negotiated by the Obama administration.
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Fitch is affirming and withdrawing the ratings of Banamex USA, as this entity no longer holds a banking license.
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This announcement came just after news broke that Facebook would be withdrawing a plan to reclassify the company's stock.
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"While speculative financial investors are clearly withdrawing from gold, ETF investors are remaining loyal," Commerzbank said in a note.
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Few want to retire in the literal sense of the word, which implies withdrawing from society as a whole.
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Locals in Qamishli, Syria are throwing tomatoes to US forces who are withdrawing from the Kurdish majority city pic.twitter.
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Wear black to support the women's strike on March 8, for example, if withdrawing labor is not an option.
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Musk had previously filed for divorce on New Year's Eve in 2014 before withdrawing the request seven months later.
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And again: Under orders from the president, [then-staff secretary Rob] Porter drafted a notification letter withdrawing from NAFTA.
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They updated/changed their Terms and Conditions to require those individuals withdrawing earnings to fill out sufficient tax forms.
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And here the promises vary from instant renegotiation of Britain's exit deal to withdrawing with no deal at all.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Fitch is withdrawing the ratings as Rolta has chosen to stop participating in the rating process.
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The petition tells people to film themselves withdrawing money and explaining why they're doing it, and to tweet it.
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US national security adviser John Bolton echoed statements made regarding the US withdrawing from a nuclear treaty with Russia.
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Both chambers of Congress have introduced bipartisan bills seeking to prevent Trump from withdrawing from NATO without their approval.
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The accords totally ignored Israeli settlements and did not bring about Israel withdrawing from a single one of them.
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Craig Steven Wright, the man claiming to be mysterious bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto, is abruptly withdrawing from public life.
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Yet now, across the world, there are people left behind by globalization, and movements for withdrawing from global connection.
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As the bill was debated, some tycoons reportedly began withdrawing their money from the city and moving it elsewhere.
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By withdrawing, Trump — who is a climate change denier — sends a frightening message to the rest of the world.
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During the campaign season, then candidate Trump made rewriting or withdrawing from NAFTA a pillar of his economic policy.
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In fact, many undocumented immigrants are withdrawing their applications for protective visas or deciding not to apply at all.
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Joe Byrne (R-AL) released yet another statement withdrawing support from Trump and asking him to end his candidacy.
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It did not inspire confidence in our readiness to do this important task of withdrawing our troops and equipment.
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But the longer Lula stays in the contest before withdrawing, the more votes his understudy is likely to win.
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On his first full day in office, he signed an executive order withdrawing the United States from the TPP.
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Some firms transferred money between accounts without customer approval and even stopped customers withdrawing their own funds, clients say.
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Such actions could include withdrawing American troops from South Korea or a formal treaty to end the Korean War.
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While Venezuela has said it was withdrawing from the OAS in protest, Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez was in Cancun.
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" The great divide: "Seventy-eight percent of Democrats think withdrawing from the Paris agreement will hurt the national economy.
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It blames the insurance companies — four in 10 Americans say the insurers are withdrawing because of profit-driven decisions.
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He finished the match — he won 7-5, 6-4 — before seeking medical treatment and withdrawing from the tournament.
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Iran earlier this month announced it was partially withdrawing from the accord, following the US decision to walk away.
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Two sources — a Senate Democratic aide and another person familiar with the matter — told POLITICO that Patterson is withdrawing.
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In August, Simona publicly declared that her husband was thinking about withdrawing his guilty plea and suing the government.
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"There simply is no way to reconcile a get-tough-on-China policy with withdrawing from TPP," Froman said.
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The United States began reimposing sanctions against Iran after withdrawing in May from a multinational 2015 Iran nuclear accord.
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Donald Trump believes climate change is a hoax and is considering withdrawing the US from the global warming agreement.
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Anthem is withdrawing almost all of its individual Affordable Care Act health plans in Virginia, the company said Friday.
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Abe was expected to come to Washington and urge Trump to reconsider withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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Since withdrawing from the capital Mogadishu in 2011, al Shabaab lost control of most of Somalia's cities and towns.
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John Cornyn and Ted Cruz followed a handful of Senate colleagues in withdrawing their endorsements of Moore, leaving Sen.
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First on the list is withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) along with pursuing the renegotiation of NAFTA.
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This could include withdrawing from more markets and client groups, but not another round of job cuts, he said.
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The Trump administration is withdrawing several Obama-era climate and adoption regulations in Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register.
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Alarmed by Taliban gains, the United States decided last year to slow the pace of withdrawing troops still there.
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Withdrawing that subsidy may subject Texas to lawsuits from immigrants claiming discrimination, he said: "That's a real Catch-22".
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Hackers have compromised the Bitcoin exchange Bitfinex, the company announced today, withdrawing roughly $61 million from various consumer accounts.
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Ivanka, who serves as a senior advisor, reportedly intervened last week as Trump leaned toward withdrawing from the agreement.
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Lawyers for Countrywide moved to seize the Atchleys' property, withdrawing only after the couple proved them wrong in court.
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President Trump likes having leverage, but withdrawing from the deal now actually gives that away with little in return.
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With Patrick Shanahan withdrawing as the defense secretary nominee, Pentagon leaders have the opportunity to set the record right.
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MSCI said investors were also bothered by the stiff limits imposed on foreign investors withdrawing their funds from China.
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Based on the agreement, Comey was withdrawing his legal motion, and the committee would withdraw its subpoena, Kelley said.
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The tape sparked a firestorm of criticism, with a number of Republicans withdrawing their support for the party's nominee.
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But China's official news agency declared that IKEA was "arrogant" for not withdrawing the range from its Chinese stores.
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The company began withdrawing its anti-clotting monitors on Monday as the systems were likely to give inaccurate results.
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The United States withdrawing from the Middle East is a strategic move that can have long-term positive effects.
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Fitch is withdrawing the ratings as Votorantim and BV Leasing have chosen to stop participating in the rating process.
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Most recently, he announced the U.S. was withdrawing from the Iran deal and seeking to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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Trump has called it the "worst deal ever negotiated" but also refrained from withdrawing the U.S. from the deal.
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Gavin Newsom (D) is also preparing a similar move, withdrawing about 260 of the 360 troops at the border.
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Menendez then turned to Ukraine, asking if Trump confronted Putin on withdrawing Russian forces from Crimea and Eastern Ukraine.
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There is no doubt that Trump is endangering American interests in the Middle East by withdrawing troops from Syria.
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The researchers say the identification process may one day be used for authentication when withdrawing cash, or buying something.
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President Vladimir Putin announced on March 14 that Russia was withdrawing the bulk of its military contingent in Syria.
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Tony Evers (D) on Monday issued an executive order withdrawing the state's National Guard troops from the southern border.
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The deployment of U.S. troops comes two days after the State Department began withdrawing its staffers from the country.
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Boatright's current public defender said he is withdrawing from the case and Boatwright hasn't been assigned a new attorney.
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The Hong Kong-listed company cited business development needs as the reason for withdrawing the IPO application, without elaborating.
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Here's what is happening: IRS: The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is withdrawing a controversial tax rule for charitable organizations.
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The White House is withdrawing a controversial proposal to change how drugs are paid for, a spokesman said Thursday.
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At a summit conference next month in Rwanda, it will continue a discussion about collectively withdrawing from the court.
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Shanahan will be charged with carrying out the President's orders of withdrawing US troops from Syria, and possibly Afghanistan.
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Second, the announcement that the U.K. would be withdrawing from the Single Market seems like a blatant tactical mistake.
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Iran deal: Pompeo said he shares Trump's views on "fixing" the Iran nuclear deal or withdrawing by May 22019.
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They may be also be subject to a 10 percent penalty for withdrawing from the account before age 59½.
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Trump announced Tuesday that he was withdrawing from the Iran nuclear agreement, which represented Obama's signature foreign policy achievement.
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You have two options when withdrawing money from PayPal: a bank transfer or a paper check in the mail.
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Many observers say it's just another sign of America withdrawing from the world, leaving China and Europe in charge.
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" Durbin was withdrawing money from a non-Chase ATM when Dimon approached from behind and quipped: "We welcome competition.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said if the U.N. council did not reform itself, the U.S. could consider withdrawing.
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Operations at both of the facilities from which BP and Statoil are withdrawing will be operated by Algerian personnel.
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As Trump weighed a decision on withdrawing from the Paris agreement last Spring, Cohn advocated against a full withdrawal.
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Yet, by withdrawing equivalence, commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has triggered a series of events that effectively restrict competition.
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In withdrawing from the battle, it nearly guarantees that Disney will acquire most of Fox, barring any regulatory concerns.
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Malmstrom's comments came the day after Trump signed an executive action withdrawing the U.S. from the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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It's encouraged them, in part by withdrawing legal challenges to discriminatory laws which were filed during the Obama Administration.
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Democratic governors from Virginia, Delaware, and North Carolina also announced that they would be canceling deployments or withdrawing troops.
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President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that he is withdrawing the U.S. from the Paris Agreement on climate change.
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Withdrawing from TPP, meanwhile, strips the U.S. of an opportunity to establish a wider stronghold in the Asian market.
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The professor, she added, was even considering withdrawing from the project completely to avoid holding back his co-researchers.
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At the end of the semester, I told her I was considering withdrawing from college to focus on working.
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Mr. Duterte said he was withdrawing the Philippines immediately from the Rome Statute, which established the International Criminal Court.
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That way you maintain flexibility when it comes to withdrawing funds in the future, while minimizing your tax hit.
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In January, US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer announced that he would renegotiate the deal instead of withdrawing from it.
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Though he said he was withdrawing, Mr. Odinga never filed the form that legally removes him from the race.
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By that point, he was forgetting even simple tasks and conversations, withdrawing socially and lashing out with little prompting.
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Target is also withdrawing its guidance for the first quarter and fiscal year because of the unpredictable business climate.
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Yet now, across the world there are people left behind by globalization, and movements for withdrawing from global connection.
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Kirsten Gillibrand told the New York Times in an interview Wednesday that she is withdrawing from the presidential race.
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Since President Trump announced in 1 that the United States was withdrawing from the deal, Iran's stockpiles have risen.
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Foremost on the agenda: whether to give Parliament more control over the process of withdrawing from the European Union.
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President Trump had said, however, that he was bringing the U.S. troops home after withdrawing them from northern Syria.
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He also said Iran could take other steps before withdrawing from the NPT, although he did not specify them.
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Two days later, Ms. Winfrey sent the filmmakers a letter explaining her dissatisfaction and telling them she was withdrawing.
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President Trump should give Canada and Mexico notice on January 2628th that the United States is withdrawing from NAFTA.
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Clarke, however, said on Friday that the world number four was simply being careful by withdrawing from the tournament.
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The Trump administration has rolled back climate policies from the Obama years, including withdrawing from the Paris climate accords.
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Tester said on Thursday Jackson made the right decision by withdrawing his name from consideration earlier in the morning.
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News that Disney will be withdrawing key content and launching its own global service also dampened Netflix shares briefly.
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Odinga had only sent them a letter after he announced he was withdrawing on Tuesday amid concerns over fairness.
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The Trump administration itself has already shown the courage of its convictions by withdrawing from the Paris climate accords.
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Trump moved in October to decertify Iran's compliance with the deal, but stopped short of withdrawing from it altogether.
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Investors have been withdrawing funds and significantly raising the risk premium they demand for holding Spanish and Catalan debt. .
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One area to watch is how withdrawing extra money from an individual retirement account can increase your tax bill.
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The independent record of her habits helped Katie realize the extent to which she'd been withdrawing on the weekends.
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At this point, there doesn't seem to be anything to prevent the calving front from withdrawing the entire way.
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"As I have said, I am withdrawing the remaining United States service members from northeast Syria," he said Monday.
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For clients who have other assets available, some advisors recommend that instead of gradually withdrawing from those accounts — i.e.
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Meanwhile, banks are assessing their account holders an average penalty of $1.63 for withdrawing money from a different ATM.
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With the help of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, they argued Trump out of withdrawing from NAFTA in April 22020.
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Trump ratcheted up sanctions after withdrawing the US from the deal, and Iran is now violating its enrichment limits.
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At the beginning of his term, President Obama prioritized withdrawing from Iraq and winding down our engagement in Afghanistan.
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Esper earlier on Sunday told reporters that about 700 troops withdrawing from Syria will be moved to western Iraq.
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" Gore said he initially worried that Trump withdrawing the U.S. from the Paris climate agreement last month was "disastrous.
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Any delay in withdrawing the bond-buying stimulus could hurt banks which benefit when yields and interest rates rise.
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Ankara said the impasse was caused by the United States withdrawing support from a separate defence plan for Turkey.
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Despite announcing his refusal to certify the deal, the president stopped short of withdrawing the U.S. from the agreement.
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Day revealed that his mother, Dening, has cancer after withdrawing from the Dell Technologies Match Play in Austin, Tex.
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The AU peacekeeping force, in Somalia since 2007, has been gradually withdrawing its forces over the past several years.
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Withdrawing cash is really the only time I use my debit card these days, so I need ATM access.
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They discuss a "Benedict Option" of withdrawing from the political world altogether and forming isolated cells of virtuous behavior.
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Since withdrawing from Gaza in 2005, Israeli leaders of all political stripes have favored punishing raids over renewed occupation.
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Mr. Buttigieg ran unsuccessfully to chair the Democratic National Committee, withdrawing before the vote in the winter of 2017.
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Regardless of the turmoil, the American military began withdrawing some equipment (but no troops yet) from Syria on Friday.
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Weinstein lawyer quitting: Harvey Weinstein's lawyer Benjamin Brafman is said to be withdrawing from his New York rape case.
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Congress can't block Trump from withdrawing, but he will have other problems to deal with if he does so.
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"Standing next to the practice putting green, I still was expecting to give it go," Johnson said after withdrawing.
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By withdrawing, the U.S. would join Nicaragua and Syria as the only two countries not to ratify the deal.
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Its statement noting that it is withdrawing the complaint has been shared as a story on its Instagram account.
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Asadi said Sadr would give Abdul Mahdi up to six months to form a full cabinet before withdrawing support.
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A previous version said he suggested the White House might need to consider withdrawing Jackson's nomination on the call.
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In the meantime, the capital would be demilitarized, with troops withdrawing to 25 kilometers (15.5 miles) outside the city.
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A senior Trump administration official said and executive order on withdrawing the United States from NAFTA is under consideration.
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The United States has adopted a hardline policy against Tehran, withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear deal and reimposing sanctions.
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But many lawmakers kept up their criticism, saying the evacuation of the Kurds is tantamount to ethnic cleansing and that Trump appears to be operating on the fly instead of having a strategy by first withdrawing 50 troops, then withdrawing all troops, then deciding a few hundred will stay to guard oil fields.
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In withdrawing Ontario, the second-largest emitter after energy-rich Alberta, will Mr Ford wreck the national climate-change plan?
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Let's also pretend that all the other countries that scolded it for withdrawing also met their Paris pledges on deadline.
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In exchange for the law, the nonalcoholic beverage industry is withdrawing a ballot measure that had been slated for November.
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Withdrawing from the TPP agreement was a promise Trump made in his presidential campaign, saying it would protect American workers.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo declined to say Monday whether guarantees might include withdrawing U.S. troops from the Korean Peninsula.
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He noted the Fed is gradually withdrawing the stimulus it poured into the U.S. economy to counter the financial crisis.
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Britain is currently in the throes of withdrawing from the European Union, raising questions about the financial hub of London.
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Taking to Twitter to lambaste Nordstrom for withdrawing his daughter Ivanka's clothing line, he unleashed an outpouring of consumer love.
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Graham on foreign policy matters, but Trump ignored his advice when announcing that he was withdrawing U.S. troops from Syria.
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The test followed the U.S. formally withdrawing from the Cold War-era Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) on Aug.
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In January, President Trump said the United States would begin withdrawing troops from Syria and "slowly" send them back home.
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For his part, Cain told the Journal in a separate interview that he does not plan on withdrawing from consideration.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Fitch is withdrawing the entities ratings as they have chosen to stop participating in the rating process.
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The UK, one of America's closest allies, only found out Trump was withdrawing from Syria after he tweeted about it.
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William Howard Hughes Jr. was last seen withdrawing $28,500 from several ATMs in New Mexico in July 1983, officials said.
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The ATM drew a huge line of people frantically withdrawing $100s and, naturally, no one was feeling all that patient.
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